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Cameron Walters replied on June 06, 2008 18:20

It looks like we need to update some of our legal-type documents. Currently, we say this in the Terms of Service:

In addition to viewing the Content on the Get Satisfaction Service, in the future you may be able to access and use the Content on the Get Satisfaction Service for certain other purposes through the use of Get Satisfaction's application programming interfaces ("APIs"). Get Satisfaction has not released APIs yet, but these Terms of Use will be updated when the APIs are available.

I'm sure one of our honchos can give you an update in short order...

I’m not sure what our updated policies will be

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